The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-14
Social Events.

The Knights of Honor. with their friends, will
picnic at Riverside Park to- morrow.
The Fortnightly Literary Club will hold their
annual picnic to-day in the woods north of the
city.
Mrs Noble Butler has issued cards for q tea
on Friday afternoon at o'clock. at her home on
Park avenue.
Mrs John Fl. Holiday will give a tea on
Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in honor of
her guests the Misses Mitchell
A pink social will be given at Edwin Ray NJ.
E. Church tomorrow evening. Mrs. Thatch-
ers Sunday school class have the entertainment
in charge.
The annual picnic of ST. Pauls Sunday school
will be given on Thursday. Wagons will leave
the church at 8 o'clock and 60 just north of
Golden Hill
Mrs James T. Wright gave informal com
pany yesterday afternoon for Mrs. Cunning
ham, OF Evansville, who Is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Will j. Brown, on South Meridian street
Prof and Mrs James Lyon. of the Indianapo-
lie Institute for Young Ladies', will hold a re-
ception at their residence. No. AT North Penn
sylvania street. on Friday evening at o'clock;
The closing exercises Of the institute will be held
at the school building, on st. Joseph street, on
Thursday evening.
About two hundred persons from Mayiower
Church and Sunday school had delightful pic
mic at haywood last Saturday The place is ad-
mirably suited for picnics. The grove is clean
and furnished with tables, seats, tents and plat
forms The river at that point makes long
rowboats and the steam yacht. which wall &C.
commodate fifteen to twenty persons.
The picnic excursion of Roberts Park Sunday
school will leave the Union Depot at 7:30 A. NJ
on Thursday. The day will be spent ut Spring
Lake, Philadelphia Ind Extensive prepare
tons have been made for the entertainment of
those who attend. Among the amusements will
be games, field recreations and free boating on
the lake. At o'clock p NJ. the train will take
excursionists to Greenfield to view the great
gusher gas well. The fare has been placed at
low figure. Adults will be charged As cents for
the round trip. Children under twelve years of
age, 20 cents
Elaborate preparations are being made for the
letter carriers reception and ball at Tomlinson
Hall tomorrow night. At 8 o'clock an exhibit
ton drill will be given by Many Division. Uni
form Rank. X. of Z. At $50 o'clock the grand
march will take place, James FL. Deery acting AS
master of the ceremonies. The arbor and ser
pentine' figures of the march will be one of the
special features of the evening. The following
named gentlemen will act the floor committee:
James O. George, Geo W Sulgrove JAS E.
Cantlan, Geo. +. Kuhn, VIM F. Hamburg,
Geo. W. Reid, VIM Morgan. c. W Parrish.
Joseph Halves, Oliver Keely aud Frank A.
Meredith.
EDDY-SCHENCK.
ssecisl TO the Indianapolis
LOUISVILLE, Ky. June 13.--Mr. Horace j.
Eddy, of Richmond, Ind, and Miss Eugenia
May Schenck, of Vevay, lad, granddaughter OF
the late U. p. Schenck. married in the par
Tors of Newcomb Place, Miss Annie F. Nolfs
boarding school for young ladies, to night, at 8
o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev
u. t. Eaton. Of Walnut-street Baptist Church.
The wedding was very quiet only few of the
most intimate friends being present, among
whom were Mr. Zook and Mr.. Loves. of Indian
apolis; Mr.. Needham, of Richmond Miss Cora
Smith, of Union City; Messrs. Carroll and
Taady, and Misses Campbell and Henry, of
Fevay. An informal reception and lunch
were given after the ceremony
Many very handsome and valuable presents
and numerous kilograms of congratulation from
absent friends were received Ar. aud Mrs
Eddy will leave to- morrow for Richmond, where
they will reside Mr.. Eddy, who until recently
resided in Indianapolis, whore he is well known
in society and has many friends is the chief
clerk in the Office of Superintendent Turner. of
the Panhandle railway, and is deservedly in the
line of promotion in his business. for which he
has shown remarkable aptitude. Miss Schenck.
who is a lady of many attractive qualities, at
tended school IN Indianapol for two or three
years, aud has q wide acquaintance there.